... to establish a New Zealand veterinary school around 1900 are described. Second, the educational significance of the 1926 Veterinary Surgeons Act is outlined. Third, growing rural demand for veterinarians in the 1930-40s, and subsidised training of veterinarians overseas for the new farmer veterinary clubs...

... has been written about her work as a teacher. This article outlines Ann Gillmore Rees’ teaching activities in Sydney, with particular focus on the Craft Training School and Correspondence Courses in Colour and Design and Fabric Printing that she developed for the Society of Arts and Crafts of New...

... origins, the article traces the evolution of its purpose, organisation/structure, teacher‐officer instructional staff, training activities, and the eventual dismantling of the scheme. Building on the practice of military‐styled ‘drill’ in many colonial schools prior to Federation, and embedded...

... the formal status. The notion of an educated woman teaching without any training draws upon a nineteenth century idea of teaching as a fundamentally accessible and relatively unspecialised activity .69 My path into teaching illustrates continuance of this belief. The capacity to teach is naturally assigned...